In a groundbreaking intersection of astronomy and cutting-edge technology, the concept of terraformation—transforming alien planets into habitable worlds—has taken a futuristic leap. For decades, science fiction has tantalized us with stories of adapting Mars or other celestial bodies for human life. Now,

The unanticipated prolongation of Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore’s mission on the International Space Station (ISS) illuminates profound repercussions for the realms of science, culture, and the global community. Initially intended as an eight-day journey, this mission extended significantly, underscoring the evolving